While I’m fortunate to have a lemon tree outside my kitchen window, it’s far from being a suitable spot for a treetop getaway. If, like me, you’re just not in a position to construct a treehouse in the backyard - perhaps you’ll want to consider a treehouse vacation? Amazing travel destinations around the world offer you and your family treehouse lodging opportunities.

• A wonderful list of international family-friendly treehouse resorts compiled by Cookie Magazine
• A wide range of options from the Chicago Tribune from $40. to $1,000. per night
• A ‘top ten’ list of U.S. based treehouse resorts compiled by America’s Best
• Treehouse lodging suggestions from The Treehouse Guide
• Extensive list from Odd Inns and Uncommodations

1. Treehouse_Nice, 2. Castle in the Sky, 3. Treehouse, 4. Yakel Village Treehouse, 5. Waal Treehouse in Holland, 6. Tree house…, 7. Treehouse overlooking the river, 8. Tree House, 9. Up in the Treehouse, 10. Jerry climbing down from our treehouse, 11. Kofi upp í tré / Treehouse, 12. 2nd February 2007, 13. firstlook_treehouse1, 14. Neiman Marcus Treehouse, 15. Treehouse at Sanchacho, 16. Untitled, 17. Restaurant at Onoyama, 18. Korowai Tribe Treehouse, Indonesia, 19. Untitled, 20. Untitled

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